Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding
Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding is a parking area in Leonding, Linz-Land District, Upper Austria. Access is restricted and requires permission. Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding is situated near the water park Kürnbergbad, as well as near the swimming pool Familienbecken.Access is restricted and requires permission.
- Parking area
- …has surface parking
Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include Leonding town hall and Leonding Straßfeld railway station.
Leonding town hall
Leonding town hall is situated 1¼ km north of Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding.
Leonding Straßfeld railway station
Leonding Straßfeld railway station is a railway stop, which is situated 1 km northwest of Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding.
Pfarrfriedhof Leonding
Pfarrfriedhof Leonding is a cemetery, which is situated 1¼ km north of Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding.
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Zaubertal and Makartviertel.
Zaubertal
Zaubertal is a neighborhood, which is situated 4 km north of Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding.
Makartviertel
Makartviertel is a neighborhood, which is situated 4½ km northeast of Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding.
Altstadtviertel
Altstadtviertel is a neighborhood, which is situated 5 km northeast of Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding.
Mitarbeiterparkplatz HTBLA Leonding
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Latitude
48.26798° or 48° 16′ 5″ north
Longitude
14.25138° or 14° 15′ 5″ east
Open location code
8FWP7792+5H
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
amenity=parking
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Notable Places Nearby
Highlights include Kürnbergbad and Familienbecken.
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